Berta Ferro
Lawyer, Spain
Berta joined Osborne Clarke in March 2017 and specialises in employment law and social security matters.
She obtained her degree at Carlos III University of Madrid, graduating in Law in 2016. In 2018, she obtained a Double Master in Business Law and Legal Practice from University of Navarra (Madrid).
Berta is a member of the Madrid Bar Association.
Insights
Employment and pensions
Scope and content of the new business obligation to keep a salary register
Royal Decree-Law 6/2019, of 1 March, on urgent measures for equal treatment and opportunities between women and men in employment...
23/10/2019
Riders: Freelancers or employees?
The so-called riders have been providing their services in the big cities of Spain for years. However, the nature of...
24/09/2019
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Employment and pensions
Amendment of Article 34.8 of the Workers' Statute: "à la carte working hours"?
Royal Decree-Law 6/2019, of 1 March, on urgent measures for equal treatment and opportunities for women and men in employment...
25/07/2019
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2m
Employment and pensions
Practical aspects of the new obligation to register working time
On 12 May, Royal Decree 8/2019, of 8 March, on urgent measures for social protection and the fight against precarious...
21/06/2019
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Employment and pensions
There is no compensated termination of the employment contract in the event of transfer without change of address
The Supreme Court, in its ruling dated 12 March 2019, ruled on an appeal for unification of doctrine regarding the...
30/05/2019
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The Court of Justice of the European Union and termination compensation for fixed-term contracts
In its ruling of 11 April 2019, the European Court of Justice (hereinafter "ECJ") has ruled on the adaptation of...
26/04/2019
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Employment and pensions
Government approves two new Royal Decree-Laws with new employment developments
In the last two weeks, two Royal Decree-Laws have been approved with significant new developments in labour matters. Among the...
20/03/2019
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Employment and pensions
Changes to the Supreme Court doctrine in cases of conventional succession of companies
The Supreme Court, in its ruling on 27 September 2018, changed its approach regarding the legal framework applicable to succession...
21/02/2019
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Employment and pensions
Employment News 2019
Despite its promise, 2018 has left us with few reforms regarding employment and Social Security. The change in Government mid-year...
17/01/2019
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Employment and pensions
The Supreme Court rules out the possibility of reviewing the concurrence of the justifying reasons for collective dismissals terminated by agreement through individual lawsuits
The Fourth Chamber, in its judgment of July 2, 2018 (No. 699/2018), unifies the interpretations of the High Courts of...
23/11/2018
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